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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was the key, I assumed, to the holding collar. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #76)
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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29 73 It seemed she suddenly trembled, and might look up, but he cried out, "Do not dare to look upon me, you worthless slut, you now-nameless slave!" The fellow made an angry gesture to the clerk.
29 74 The clerk summoned forward one of the guards, he who had led the slave into the chamber.
29 75 The fellow came forward and produced, from his belt, a small key.
29 76 It was the key, I assumed, to the holding collar.
29 77 The clerk then looked to the fellow at the edge of the circle.
29 78 That fellow indicated that the slave was to be turned about, and she was, rudely, so that now, standing, she faced the portal through which she had been introduced into the room.
29 79 I saw that her hands were now, indeed, tied behind her back, fastened there with binding fiber.
It seemed she suddenly trembled, and might look up, but he cried out, "Do not dare to look upon me, you worthless slut, you now-nameless slave!" The fellow made an angry gesture to the clerk. The clerk summoned forward one of the guards, he who had led the slave into the chamber. The fellow came forward and produced, from his belt, a small key. It was the key, I assumed, to the holding collar. The clerk then looked to the fellow at the edge of the circle. That fellow indicated that the slave was to be turned about, and she was, rudely, so that now, standing, she faced the portal through which she had been introduced into the room. I saw that her hands were now, indeed, tied behind her back, fastened there with binding fiber. - (Witness of Gor)